Hello, party people! We made it to another Friday (thank heavens). Yesterday was the first day of Fall, officially, and I could NOT have been more stoked. One of the things I was looking forward to most this season was decorating my little apartment! I grew up watching my mom decorating our home with beautiful fall decorations and honestly, I was so spoiled. Our home was always beautiful, always put together. I want to do that for my husband and our future family! I wanted to show you the pretty DIY table decoration I made (and also: it cost less than $10). SO. Let’s do this.


DIY Centerpiece For Fall

Easy DIY fall table decoration

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

  1. 1 glass vase 
  2. 5 little baby gourds
  3. 1 large plate
  4. brown burlap ribbon

Easy DIY fall table decoration

So I already had the burlap ribbon and the large plate (but I am sure they don’t cost that much at a craft store). I bought the glass vase for 3.50 and the little baby gourds for $2.97. So cheap but so cute!

Arguably the most important part of this little centerpiece is the bow on the front! I thought that a regular bow would be too small, so I got fancy and did a bigger one! It is super easy to achieve this look! All you have to do is cut a piece of ribbon long enough to tie a bow (it’ll just be like a free bow, don’t tie it to the vase yet). Then, cut another piece of ribbon long enough to go around the vase. Tie it one around the vase, then put the free bow right in the center of the first tie you made. Next, tie a bow around the free bow you placed in the middle. Fluff out the ribbon pieces and angle it the way you think looks best! So easy, and looks way more complicated than it actually is. 🙂

Easy DIY fall table decoration

Now that your vase is done, choose the three smallest gourds you have and arrange them inside the vase. With the last few, arrange them outside the vase, on the plate! It would be perfect on a coffee table! I don’t have one of those, so I have mine on the end of my kitchen table. 🙂


Hopefully you liked this post and little tutorial and are able to DIY some fun fall decorations for yourself this year! What are some of your favorite ways to decoration for the season? I think I am going to attempt a wreath next!

FALL DIY CENTERPIECE

I love this amazing time of year — and halloween is JUST around the corner. I AM SO EXCITED. You guys aren’t going to believe what I have in store! ALSO: I designed some really cute fall printables for all of you! Just click the link to view and download whichever one you want 🙂 They are perfect to stick in a little frame and place on an end table!

PRINTABLE 1 | PRINTABLE 2 | PRINTABLE 3

Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you learned something new today 🙂 Happy Fall, Y’all. 

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61 Comments

  1. I love your candy corn pieces! I don’t like to eat candy corn but it’s so pretty!! If I didn’t have to clear it off every night my table would be covered in beautiful pumpkins and gourds!!

  2. This is such a cute and simple centerpiece. My dining room table is really small but I think I could make something like this that would go perfectly on it! The bow does really make it so beautiful. I have zero bow tying skills – I’ll have to practice lots 😉

  3. This centerpiece is so pretty and it is perfect for Fall. I think it would also look great on our Thanksgiving table this year. My sister will be hosting and I’m sure she would appreciate the gesture if I made this for her home.

  4. I love the centerpiece idea, colors of fall are so comforting and warm and welcoming. Beautifully done burlap bow, bows are always a challenge for me! I do also love the contrast of the bright candy corns against the white… well thought out!

  5. I love how simple items put together with some creativity can really transform into something beautiful! I love your decor ideas and definitely will be headed to the $ stores to see what I can find for the fall season!

  6. Edible centerpieces are our family’s favorite. Of course, my wife and I like the one’s with fruits and veggies we can cook later while our young teen men still favor the ones with nosh. Go figure! The centerpieces you’ve featured here are great because they’re simple to put together yet so attractive. Thanks for sharing.

  7. The baby gourds would be great for Thanksgiving! I don’t think I could handle the temptation of candy corn. But both are so festive!

  8. Such cute centerpieces! The gourds are a great idea. I love fall and all the sights, smells, tastes, and decorations that go with it. Thank you for sharing!

  9. Cute centerpiece and I like that you can use some items most people have at home and just purchase a few gourds and maybe some ribbon. This would look nice with little pumpkins, too!

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